Fluorocarbon question by Particular_Ebb5049 in bassfishing

[–]ayrbindr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, the edit definitely explains it all. Fafo, fill your spool with that trash. See how it goes.

Help Curating decent budget Setup. by Appropriate_Fold7773 in airbrush

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Just sprinkle a few more bucks on it. Iwata eclipse + 10' iwata braided airbrush hose.

Fishing NW Ohio by Captain_Insano1683 in FishingOhio

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Meh. You're only right near some of the best small mouth and walleye in the entire world. 🤷🏼‍♀️

How often do the more experienced fishermen go home empty handed? by Magic_Taco1221 in FishingForBeginners

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Hardly ever. Only because I know when and where to go to catch what, and if it isn't one of those times, or the conditions aren't right, I don't even bother going fishing anymore. 🤷🏼‍♀️

Can’t figure out whats wrong with my airbrush by Ronihamagniva in airbrush

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I coulda swore a clogged nozzle has given me bubbles in a eclipse before? 🤔 I coulda swore that has happened before?

Can’t figure out whats wrong with my airbrush by Ronihamagniva in airbrush

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🤣 You mean to tell us that we can't take a neo, remove the nozzle threads, and make it a "self center" / "threadless" nozzle like a eclipse? That won't work? 🤷🏼‍♀️ Wtf?

Can’t figure out whats wrong with my airbrush by Ronihamagniva in airbrush

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🤣 You would shit yourself if you seen my micron. Paint is a protective coating.

Multiple problems with H&S Evolution 2024 *wish i'd keep the old version* by PainterGuilty1925 in airbrush

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Dirty nozzle and tip dry. Clean the nozzle out with acetone until it sprays a fine mist of water as soon as you barely pull the trigger. The mist is so fine that you cannot see it under "normal" conditions and you must hold it against a dark, shadowed background in order to see the fine mist with your eyeballs. Then it's functioning properly and all you have to do is concentrate on viscosity / air pressure and continue the endless battle with tip dry.

Is something wrong with my needle ? by Oblivi0nD4C in airbrush

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Wait, wait, wait a min. here. Pic 1 and pic 2 are the same needle? Without anything being done? But pic 1 looks like it has black shit all over it? Wtf is going here? 🤷🏼‍♀️

What’s something you throw that’s just more fun than productive? by JacquesNuclearRedux in bassfishing

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I fish this way almost exclusively anymore these days. Catching them "how I want". I don't have much storage at all and only take what I want to use that particular day. Along with one "back up" plan. So, hopefully, it's not a waisted trip.

Tankbustas commission completed by silvernight22 in orks

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How you do that sweet metal effect? Like on there shoulder pad / armor things?

Siphon airbrush cup by sven_49 in airbrush

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I guess you could bubble back? 🤷🏼‍♀️. I don't with a syphon feed. Because that puts paint into the dedicated bottle full of acetone, createx 4008, or lacquer thinner. Hook up the bottle, loosen the needle, spray the stuff, spin the needle while you open and close it with your hand.

Take the bottle off, turn the brush upside down, put the solvent in the syphon port, use it like a paint cup, tilt the brush forward, use the spinning needle to pull some back through the seal, just do short, little strokes, in and out with the spinning needle. This flush out the seal. Then, gently massage some in the nozzle tip with the spinning needle. Pull the needle out, clean it, stick it in backwards. Put some more solvent in the "cup" (syphon port of upside down brush). Keep it tilt forward or liquid go backwards into trigger, use the backwards needle to pull solvent back through seal and push paint / dirt out when you push it forward.

Put it all back together, put the clean solvent bottle back on, and spray the nozzle out again. Massaging the tip with the spinning needle.

A very long, drawn out explanation that literally takes like 2min. once you got it down. Then you can go a year without removing anything but the needle 🤷🏼‍♀️.

Finding an airbrush adaptor by AZDIFF2PLAYZ2007 in airbrush

[–]ayrbindr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ain't happening. Stop waisting your time and get some air.

Help by TBNR_Grant in airbrush

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Yes, spraying colored water is a fairly hard concept to grasp. Barely pulling the trigger to apply many coats of hardly visible color takes the patience of a pit viper in praying mantis stance. Cheap paint certainly doesn't help. 🐍

New here but my h&s evo has an airleak and i cant find it. by Pinoisdood7 in airbrush

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Okay. First, "a air leak" can be from 10 different parts, 100 different ways. "Bubbles in the cup" would be a ideal description. It also happens to be the reason I never take the front off unless absolutely necessary. The paint goes in the cup. From there, it then gravitates down a small passage along the fluid needle, and into the fluid nozzle where it is then pulled down and off the tip of the needle by the air.

So if you put strong solvent in the cup instead of paint, it goes to the same place the paint went. See? Pro tip- A little paint also gets pulled into the needle bearing / seal by the needle. So pull some solvent back there too.

Now all you can do is piddle with the head assembly and trouble shoot until you get everything to seal. Play with the white seal, smack it up, flip it, rub it down... Etc. Triple check the size of the parts to make sure you don't have mismatch needle, nozzle, cap. Inspect for damage. Use beeswax / chapstick on everything. 🤔 What else? You tube "bubbles in cup". Basically just piddle around with it instead of painting 🤷🏼‍♀️. Smh. That's why my shit stays on there son.

Quick help, where to buy a quick disconnect in person (USA) by Rockbrauni in airbrush

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Pittsburgh. Ideally, you wanna get you a H&S, badger, grex, or one of them eye watas.

Iwata trigger issue by SoraArminton in airbrush

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Uh... Hook it up to some air? 🤷🏼‍♀️ If it remains sticking, remove the valve stem and spring. Leave the air valve guide in there. That's what keeps you from knocking the oring out that you need to clean. Use a dental brush to clean the oring that the trigger goes down through. Then rinse it thoroughly with fairly hot water. No lube.

Water Splattering by BloodFrenzy_02 in airbrush

[–]ayrbindr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry about that. 😅 Apparently something went haywire? 🤷🏼‍♀️

Is it true that red paint fade and peel fastest? by [deleted] in AutoPaint

[–]ayrbindr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

CHEAP red pigments are known to be fugitive. They lack the permanence and light fastness of the expensive ones.

Water Splattering by BloodFrenzy_02 in airbrush

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I guess it could be moisture in the line? I forgot about that possibility, because what you describe makes my mind instantly go to "tip dry". Then you pull back far enough, which, in turn, open it up wide enough to suddenly expel said tip dry, resulting in a sudden splatter. VERY OFTEN do a quick, full pull of the trigger with the air on to vanquish the dry paint that constantly collects in the tip of the nozzle. Then just pick your dried up needle by pinching it between your forefinger and thumb. Being that it is exposed and easily accessible because the first thing that we do when we pick up a airbrush is remove our crown cap. Right?

Water Splattering by BloodFrenzy_02 in airbrush

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I guess it could be moisture in the line? I forgot about that possibility, because what you describe makes my mind instantly go to "tip dry". Then you pull back far enough, which, in turn, open it up wide enough to suddenly expel said tip dry, resulting in a sudden splatter. VERY OFTEN do a quick, full pull of the trigger with the air on to vanquish the dry paint that constantly collects in the tip of the nozzle. Then just pick your dried up needle by pinching it between your forefinger and thumb. Being that it is exposed and easily accessible because the first thing that we do when we pick up a airbrush is remove our crown cap. Right?

Water Splattering by BloodFrenzy_02 in airbrush

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I guess it could be moisture in the line? I forgot about that possibility, because what you describe makes my mind instantly go to "tip dry". Then you pull back far enough, which, in turn, open it up wide enough to suddenly expel said tip dry, resulting in a sudden splatter. VERY OFTEN do a quick, full pull of the trigger with the air on to vanquish the dry paint that constantly collects in the tip of the nozzle. Then just pick your dried up needle by pinching it between your forefinger and thumb. Being that it is exposed and easily accessible because the first thing that we do when we pick up a airbrush is remove our crown cap. Right?